Apple

Tap to take a bite; tap again and a worm peeks out before it's whole again.

Apples grow on trees and come in thousands of kinds, from sharp green ones to sweet red and golden ones. The wild apple that most of them come from still grows in the mountains of Central Asia.

Tap it to take a bite: a chunk comes away, leaving a scalloped bite of pale flesh, and the apple stays bitten. Tap again and a little worm pokes out of the bite, looks about, ducks back in, and the apple grows whole again. Pick a red, green or golden apple in the Splash tab. The flesh of a cut apple turns brown in the air, much as a sliced potato does.